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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1947
Page
7
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American homemakers facing warm weather find nourishing quick treats in fruit and dairy. Recipes include Butterscotch Ice Cream, Apricot Sherbet, Apple Sherbet, Orange Ice Cream, Marshmallow Delight, Grapefruit Sponge, and Fresh Peach Cream, with steps for chilling, folding, and freezing. Released by Western Newspaper Union.
A dated menu features broiled lamb patties scalloped potatoes and tomatoes with cream gravy perfection salad biscuits with jam and a beverage with grapefruit sponge recipe included for home cooks.
A quaint sewing pattern notice offers a scalloped frock design for girls from ages 1 to 6 with drawstrings at neck and waist and colorful ribbon bows. It references Pattern Nos 0125 and 1640, yardage details, and an appeal to send twenty one cents for a Summer Fashion pamphlet.
A fragmented local page item mentions a Brooklyn worker and a misadventure with a falling brick. It includes stray dialogue about safety and a warning to the boss from a nervous helper. The text reads like OCR scraps from a gossip or advisory column with broken phrases and misaligned captions.
Schleiermacher recovered thanks to Dr Grafe’s care and sent twenty five dollars. The doctor returned the money with a quip that wealthy people pay what they like while the well trained pay the regular fee and the poor pay nothing. Schleiermacher answered with sincere thanks for the return of the twenty five dollars.
A chaotic piece describes a Hollywood producer and a biblical son with disorderly dialogue. A night of mischief ends with a late fishing trip, odd antics, and estranged conversations. The text includes nonsensical lines about money, commandments, and a mysterious bridge scene. It reads like derailed dialogue from a noisy production.
A brief, humorous exchange notes a positive take on the present business mood contrasted with a wife's spending pattern. The quip frames consumer behavior as a barometer for the economy while keeping a light domestic tone.
Instructions on communicating garment history to a cleaner, noting plywood defects, folding tablecloths to avoid wrinkles, keeping snap fasteners paired, drying hankies on sheets, using ammonia tea for dark felt, pinning hankies to speed drying, placing a powder pit in shoes for comfort, and slow cooking meat to reduce shrinkage for brown roasts.
A compilation of Q and A covering topics from rail transport tides to the mint's founding, phonograph first words, pollination by moths, Statue of Liberty mouth size, sun surface temp, first daily newspaper, eagle taming, water freezing, and a war over a boundary. It includes Edison phonetics, date specifics, and regional notes with scattered incomplete items.
The text advises pewter shines with a paste of whiting and lemon oil, followed by hot water washes and polishing. It notes summer curtains stay cleaner if window screens are dusted with a dry cloth. It also covers cleaning waxed artificial flowers by dipping in cleaning fluid, removing white shellac spots with alcohol.
Divers operate a self contained heavy metal diving bell reaching four thousand feet. It features nine foot mechanical arms and fingers enabling picking up a coin lifting a thousand pound object and tying a knot in steel cable.
Between 1865 and 1000, American toymakers produced about 200 mechanical toy banks. Coins drop as a lever is pressed and figures perform. Ingenious designs include a baseball group where the pitcher hides the coin in the catcher, and a Negro boy in a cabin who turns a somersault and kicks the coin into a slot.
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